That’s okay with me, but is there at least one meeting that requires me? Only having managers in the office could allow one to have an office ten times smaller, and no other people are needed there anyway (or live in a thousand miles radius from the office, since all the managers live in the costly city in the costly state, and the most of others are not even in the States)

Makes me think that with the hybrid they expect to have the best of both worlds, while in fact it will likely be the opposite.

Besides, with a mandatory fixed amount of days per quarter it gets soooo bullshit, it’s not hybrid it’s just barely glorified office work

I’m sure they don’t even understand that it was a discrimination, judging by the fact that they went on and left a lot of evidence of their stupidity

Good sense of balance, maybe?

uBlock Origin is also not piracy, but it is the real way to block

Yeah, and a couple of people I know who were consistently reported to be robots because they’ve been shown captcha too much and as a result solved it too well. Which in turn led to more captcha and improved solving speed. Well, you see the problem, I guess

Thunder renders a table, but it uses a library for most of markdown (except lemmy-specific like spoilers)

I see your point now. For me it doesn’t really read like it, because you have it in another cell of the table which gives it too little weight as a possible context for dereferencing the pronoun, while also having a valid noun preceding the pronoun begging to become referenced by it.

Yeah, I must be fun at parties, I know 😅

Instructions unclear, I substituted the car with applesauce, but it failed to properly start up or support passengers boarding, ★☆☆☆☆

Now, you’re going to just brag around with that knowledge of yours, and teach everyone how to write things so that things are correctly understood by the reader?

That’s a helpful goal, go on, please

Except “one-starring the original recipe because the modified recipe didn’t work out”

Because otherwise it looks very reasonable instead of very not reasonable

I don’t know, there really seems to be less Palestine news on Lemmy lately. Also, this likely depends on what sources one chooses to get the news.

I wouldn’t say that nobody cares, and most of the listed genocides do get attention now and then, it’s just too much for people, just as others said

That’s a good point, also things one loves are usually things one knows much more about, and this allows finding much more drawbacks as nothing is perfect

This happens not only with Turks. I can’t wrap my mind around the reasons people living out of the country for a long time support the government causing problems to others, support it so much, and sometimes even tell their fellow emigrants to go back because they are making everything worse.

I’ve seen examples of people who can’t quite explain why they support the government in their homeland that they left when they were around 5 y.o. and never returned.

I just came to think that it’s simpler to love any country from afar, and especially so if you listen to what said country chooses to broadcast outside

The problem with those detectors is that they are barely better than guessing.

You’re most likely capable of outperforming such a detector by spotting semantic issues. Like when I tried to find how to configure saddle stool and the article said that my outstretched legs should reach pedals.

That may also be due to poor and cheap manual writing but you’ll not lose a lot by blocking those, I guess.

I thought humanity had encountered some common sense and most devices aren’t six inches big. I was wrong

I think, I remember how ridiculously large Samsung Galaxy Note 8 felt when it was 6"+ in 2017. Now pretty much every phone is larger, even my old Honor 20 pro appears to be larger than 6".

I still think a phone should allow the user to reach every part of a display with a thumb, but yeah big screen fits more porn memes at a time

stuff like audit protection

“Who’s doing the audit?”

“You wouldn’t believe it”

since they can’t legally harvest data

Oh, poor little things 🥺

From the first link, that’s unexpectedly about last autumn:

It makes us worried about our future. How could we not be scared?

So very true, but the hypocrisy of the defendants is overwhelming:

The government in Greece – a country which has just experienced a deadly summer of heat, fire and storms – said in its response: “The effects of climate change as recorded so far do not seem to directly affect human life or human health.”

Edit: it was a bit hard to find the outcome of Portuguese claimants’ case, but it appears to be rejected:

The European Court of Human Rights rejected two other, similar cases on procedural grounds — a high-profile one brought by Portuguese young people and another by a French mayor that sought to force governments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

And decreasing…